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The 2019 General Election: What does it mean for landlords?
2019 will see the first December General Election in almost a century. Whilst Brexit and the climate are playing key components in each the campaigning for each party, the most important component to us as landlords and a letting … Continue reading
The legal changes in 2020 landlords need to be aware of
The fast-approaching festive season is the signal to begin winding down for the New Year; welcoming in vast changes to the political landscape but also the beginning of a new decade. Every single resident of the United Kingdom is set … Continue reading
How to beat the surge in buy-to-let repossessions
The number of buy-to-let mortgaged properties repossessed in the third quarter of 2019 is reportedly up compared to previous annual figures. So how as a landlord can you work to prevent increasing this statistic with your own property?
Half of all Britons to rent for the rest of their lives?
A new study suggests that almost half of all Britons could end up renting for the rest of their lives.
What do buy for uni mortgages mean for landlords?
Across the UK there are just over 2.3 million students in higher education studying on a mix of undergraduate, postgraduate, full-time and part-time. Over three-quarters, 1.84 million are students studying on full-time or sandwich courses (often a year in industry or … Continue reading
£3.8million fund to help Manchester council crack down on rogue landlords?
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has announced that a new £3.8 million fund will help local councils to crack down on rogue landlords; but there’s a catch.
What are the most common issues with Manchester landlords for tenants? How can they be resolved?
When it comes to minimising your void periods as a Manchester landlord or Manchester property investor, sustaining a long-term, happy and healthy relationship with your tenant is critical, Of course it works both ways; tenants need to ensure rent payments … Continue reading
Are property investment platforms paving the way forward for Manchester landlords and investors?
With tougher tax treatment and tightening bank lending criteria, some landlords and even first time investors are utilising the property investment platform scene, in an attempt to power their property profits. But what exactly are property investment platforms and crucially; … Continue reading
Should there be a dedicated housing court to speed up justice for Manchester landlords and tenants?
The Residential Landlord Association (RLA) is calling for a new, properly funded housing court to make the process of obtaining justice for landlords and tenants more efficient. But should this become a reality?